CARTERTON.
Mr A, MeMinn, who has 'been an inmate of the- South! Wairarapa Hospital ,fior the past fortnight, is making <a steady improvement, and will shortly be able to leave the institution .
At a meeting r.f the local Volunteer Fire Brigade on Wednesday evening, it was decided to hold a mooting of ladies on Thursday next in connection with the ibrtlheoming bazaar. Foreman G. Ma&son was presented with lias tliree yoars' service certificate. Jt was, resolved to commence practice on Mondtty evening next.
Building, operations in Carterton ,nt the present time- are not very brisk, and in tlie Borough, £428 t«t- ---■ a-Bed the biiild'in.g operations for OcI tober.
At the last meeting of the local Borough Council, Mir C. E. Miller, sianiitary inspector, ipeppnted having, made a tHi'orougih lu-Jpection of the Borough, and thtit everything was satisfactory. One com of infectious disease .had OGeurrejet during tihe month, aiul the n.e-c'csisary precaution had been taken.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10467, 3 November 1911, Page 6
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154CARTERTON. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10467, 3 November 1911, Page 6
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